SNMS investigations of thermally sprayed coatings
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Ion-Dragoş Uţu
and Ion Mitelea
Abstract
Surface protective coatings are commonly used in order to protect the bulk materials against corrosion and high temperature oxidation. The present publication discusses the morphology of high-velocity oxygen fuel (HVOF) sprayed MCrAlY coatings obtained from CoNiCrAlY particles (8 wt.-% Al) before and after electron beam (EB) treatment. The latter process was applied in order to achieve a homogeneous and refined structure free of pores and oxides. The microstructure and phase modification of the coatings before and after the EB remelting were characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM) and X-ray diffraction technique. Using the sputtered neutral mass spectrometry (SNMS) technique, the element contents (O, N, Co, Ni, Cr, Al, Y) of the coating in as sprayed and after EB irradiation were examined. Experiments have shown that while the Co concentration remains practically unchanged, significant changes in Cr, Ni, Al and Y concentrations occurred. Also, the N and O contents are lower compared to those of the as sprayed coatings.
Kurzfassung
Oberflächenschutzschichten werden häufig verwendet, um Einsatzwerkstoffe gegen Korrosion und Hochtemperaturoxidation zu schützen. In dem vorliegenden Beitrag wird die Morphologie von HVOF-Spritzschichten aus MCrAlY, die aus CoNiCrAlY-Partikeln mit 8 wt.-% Al hergestellt wurden, vor und nach einer Elektronenstrahlbehandlung untersucht. Dieser Prozess wurde angewendet, um eine homogene und verfeinerte porenfreie sowie oxidfreie Struktur zu erhalten. Hierzu wurden die Mikrostruktur und die Phasenmodifikationen der Schichten vor und nach dem Elektronenstrahlumschmelzen mittels Rasterelektronenmikroskopie und Röntgendiffratometrie untersucht. Dabei wurde die Sekundär-Neutralteilchen-Massenspektrometriee (SNMS) angewendet, um den Gehalt der Elemente O, N, Co, Ni, Cr, Al, Y in der Schicht im gespritzten Zustand und nach Elektronenstrahlbehandlung zu ermitteln. Die Experimente haben gezeigt, dass bei einer praktisch unveränderten Co-Konzentration erhebliche Änderungen in den Cr-, Ni-, Al- und Y-Konzentrationen auftraten. Auch die N- und O-Gehalte waren niedriger gegenüber dem gespritzten Ausgangszustand.
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